Seattle WTO protests tied to violence and misdirected zeal
The article argues most protesters were peaceful with legitimate concerns about fair practices and the environment, but violence and vandalism at the World Trade Organization protest in Seattle undermined the cause. It cites Brodeur quotes about idealism shattered, notes a small hard core led disturbances, and questions how many participants held true ideological aims versus simply seeking trouble.
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Bush faces soft test in New Hampshire debate
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes George W. Bush escaped the NBC televised debate with no gaffes or clashes. The format for the six contenders was gentle, with Steve Forbes pressing Bush on tax cuts while others avoided sharp attacks. Bush touted Texas credentials, read a biography, and avoided tough challenges, leaving him poised for a likely 2000 coronation.
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Orrin Hatch
Hatch
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Gary
Sandy Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
Whose World? Three views of globalization in Seattle
Ellen Goodman argues the Seattle WTO protests show three coexisting worldviews. Trade officials seek free cross border goods, environmentalists stress planetary impact, and human rights advocates assert universal rights. The piece urges integrating these perspectives for globalization’s future.
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KDOT Route 59 Fight Sparks Kansan Debate
Lawrence residents protest KDOT plan for Highway 59 amid city, county commissions and petitions. The letter cites Minnesota DOT as a model of inclusive process with multi group input, maps, and ongoing public input for a project potentially exceeding 160 million dollars.
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Kansas University plans 1974 arts and law facilities funding
Architectural plans for a new visual arts building and a new law school facility at Kansas University were to be reviewed by the Kansas Board of Regents for funding next week, with officials optimistic about speedy approval. Also noted is a 1959 security effort by KU police Lawrence officers and county sheriff for AAU basketball exhibitions. A Dec 4 1899 Journal item mentions business men noting holiday shopping had begun.
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